Intelligent human identification using face information has been the research hotspot ranging from Internet
of Things (IoT) application, intelligent self-service bank, intelligent surveillance to public safety and intelligent
access control. Since 2D face images are usually captured from a long distance in an unconstrained environment,
to fully exploit this advantage and make human recognition appropriate for wider intelligent applications
with higher security and convenience, the key difficulties here include gray scale change caused by
illumination variance, occlusion caused by glasses, hair or scarf, self-occlusion and deformation caused by
pose or expression variation. To conquer these, many solutions have been proposed. However, most of them
only improve recognition performance under one influence factor, which still cannot meet the real face
recognition scenario. In this paper we propose a multi-scale parallel convolutional neural network architecture
to extract deep robust facial features with high discriminative ability. Abundant experiments are conducted
on CMU-PIE, extended FERET and AR database. And the experiment results show that the proposed
algorithm exhibits excellent discriminative ability compared with other existing algorithms.

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JIPS is also selected as the Journal for Accreditation by NRF (National Research Foundation of Korea).

This journal was supported by the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies Grant funded by the Korean Government (Ministry of Education).

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ABOUT THE SOCIETY

Ever since information processing became one of the most important industries in the country, computing professionals have encountered a growing number of challenges.
Along with scholars and colleagues in related fields, they have gathered together at a variety of forums and meetings over the last few decades to share their knowledge and experiences,
and the outcomes of their research. These exchanges led to the founding of the Korea Information Processing Society (KIPS) on January 15, 1993. The KIPS was registered as an incorporated association under the Ministry of Science,
ICT and Future Planning under the government of the Republic of Korea. The main purpose of the KIPS organization is to improve our society by achieving the highest capability possible in the domain of information technology.
As such, it focuses on close collaboration with the nationâs industry, academic, and research communities to foster technological innovation,
to enhance its members' careers, and to promote the advanced information processing industry.